Firstly I'd like to praise Twitch in listening to my previous idea regarding 'Local Sub Pricing' https://twitch.uservoice.com/forums/310231-subscriptions/suggestions/42603280-fair-payments-and-payouts

However there is one element of this that still seems unfair. In almost every aspect/part of the world there is generally an 'adult price' and a 'kids price' so for Twitch I also feel that if an account is verified as that of a person under the age of 18 (maybe you'll need to verify ID or something so this system would not be abused) they should certainly be paying no more than half-price for their subscriptions and gifted subscriptions.

Using the US price as an example, $4.99 is a lot of money a month for someone Under-18 and I feel you'll get a lot more subscriptions charging just $2.49 a month.

Thanks for considering!

Streamer Toggle - Show/Hide Cancellation Reasons

I'm not a large streamer, but hear me out. There's an argument that a streamer shouldn't see the reasons why others cancel subscriptions as it might cause resentment toward their community.. and I see and hear the validation toward mental health and awareness. I think the easiest solution here would be a toggle that would allow the anxiety to be skipped, and for a streamer who identifies that they might develop resentment towards their community to dodge the resentment. Have the toggle to 'hide' the reasons on by default on roll-out, and a streamer would have the choice to view cancellation reasons.

I think that seeing the cancellation reasons as a broadcaster would allow for potential invaluable feedback on content and understanding, and denying a streamer this knowledge would be impeding growth. Knowing that a portion of your audience unsubbed because you stopped playing <insert voxel game> and started playing <insert shooter game> is important knowledge, and while it might cause anxiety or resentment in some, it is valued knowledge for others. The best 'all around' solution to this issue would be to provide the knowledge to the streamer, but in a way that those who are concerned about knowing won't be 'swimming' in the knowledge on day 1. The toggle solution, with the information 'hidden' by default is that best all around solution.

Hey Twitch Feedback!

My name is Vaughn Whiskey and I am a affiliate on Twitch. I love that we can now gift subs to people but as a streamer around the holiday months I want to gift subs to viewers for a Christmas gift. Now the problem is that I have to try and do it when their sub runs out and asking them when their sub is out kind of ruins the surprise.

I would love to see stack-able gifting so say it's half way through their sub i can gift them another month for them ahead of their "due date"

Please consider this, it makes things way too difficult when it comes to giving back to a streamers community.

Vaughn Whiskey

Hello Twitch Team,

I use bits very much and also like gifted subs. Unfortunately I have the "problem" with the subs that you can only buy and spend them directly.

Therefore, it would be great if you can buy and store gifted subs, similar to bits, to allocate them specifically.

This would have the advantage for users that you can buy a large package and not always have individual bills.
For Twitch it has the advantage that you already have the money and it must be given later to the streamer.
In addition, the User would certainly tend to spend more money for gifted subs.

Greetings
Feya

This is a 2 part feature request.

First: In the same way that bits lets you select any bit badge, gift badges should stay consistent with this idea. I would like to be able to select any badge I've earned even lower values.

Second: We need more gift sub badges than the current 1000 cap. I know plenty of people in streams I frequent that already passed this including myself. In the same way that bit badges keep going, the gift badges could be designed to be inverted at the next levels to be distinct. I'm actually at the 1.25 bit badge and that level of badges are super awesome to see. I'd like to see the same for gifts because honestly, while I like supporting the streamers I like, that bit badge is huge encouragement to add as well. Just saying that twitch is missing out on a lot money by not giving us more achievements for gifting.

De 1,75 dólares foi para 0,51 centavos de dólar, isso da 2,60 reais atualmente, já era meio complicado achar alguem que dava o sub com prime, imagina sub normal, os mais beneficiados (se não únicos) serão streamers grandes, que já eram acostumados a ganharem sub normal e com prime, muito complicado alguem chegar em um streamer pequeno e decidir dar um sub normal, mesmo com esses novos valores. O salto do preço do prime foi RÍDICULO, e não alteraram o valor para saque, continua 100 dólares, a plataforma já não era famosa por ajudar os menores streamers e agora ficou menos ainda, por mim voltava o valor do prime para o antigo já que 3 do preço novo n da um do antigo!! E mesmo se não quiserem voltar o valor, pelo menos diminuam o valor para o saque ou aumentem o preço para 1,50 dólar ou 1 dólar, qualquer coisa melhor que o atual!!